Taman Ujung is one tourist attraction in Karangasem district, Karangasem regency, Bali. This tourist attraction is located in the tip of Karangasem which covers approximately 10 acres, located in the southeast of the city of Amlapura which is about 10 km or from the capital Denpasar is about 90 miles and takes about 1 hour from Denpasar.
Taman Ujung was built in 1919 and inaugurated in 1921. The park was built by the king Karangsem used as a resting place or for entertaining important guests such as kings or the Chief Executive foreigners who visited the kingdom of Karangasem. In the park there are three large ponds and wide, in the middle of the pond north of the main building are connected by two bridges. On the right there is a garden pond and flower pots and statues. Shape of the building is very grand and distinctive because of a combination of European and Balinese architecture. In the west of the pond in a little high, there is a circular building called "Bale Bengong" place to enjoy the beauty of the park and its surroundings. To reach the top of the hills west of the park is the steps high and wide. In the North park on the hill there is a large statue Warak beneath the statue of the bull and the two mouth water sculpture memancur out into the pond. From the top of this hill we can see the scenery truly beautiful and amazing. Far in the north-eastern hills look lush verdant forests Bisbis which, in the south seas stretched and looked around the park looks verdant rice fields and mountains natural blend of marine nature is what this park is an attraction for tourists. Unfortunately this magnificent cultural heritage has been destroyed by the earthquake that occurred at Mount Agung erupted, particularly due to the earthquake that occurred in 1979. Although it is now in ruins, but the impression of majestic in the past are still visible and the beauty of the panorama still awesome.
